Coca-Cola probes pro-Kremlin gang's claims of 161GB data theft Coca-Cola confirmed it's probing a possible network intrusion after the Stormous cybercrime gang claimed it stole 161GB of data from the beverage giant. "We are aware of this matter and are investigating to determine the validity of the claim," Coca-Cola communications global vice president Scott Leith told The Register on …
Glad the KGB/FSB or whatever is letting people know they are government agents and not just stand alone criminals.
Since RU criminals and government lines tend to be blurry, while at the same time China hackers are most often easily identified as government run.
It's nice to know, these people have government paychecks and their names are on a list some place, to get their pay and benefits. That list will be found :)
You mean, like the UN Charter or the Budapest Memorandum? No, nothing there about not invading Ukraine, except that's the whole fucking point of those documents that the US and Russia both voluntarily signed up to.
The Budapest Memorandum is particularly significant because in it, Russia pledged to respect Ukraine's borders at that time, not to initiate military force or threats against them, and specifically not under any circumstances to use or threaten to use nuclear weapons against them. See how that's going?
How many people connect to CC and give them all their personal details? Many a bunch of addicts, buying the stuff by the lorry-load, but I can't see it affecting the majority of folks.
Perhaps they have captured internal reports saying how bad the product is for health or the mess its bottles and cans make of the environment. Earth shattering if it gets out... not.
I don't think I'm going to lose any sleep over it.
(At least CC didn't steal Christmas, as rumours would have it. The rotund home invader used to have a green suit, but it wasn't CC who changed it.
https://www.thefactsite.com/how-coca-cola-changed-santa/ )
Doubt they'd have their crown jewels that on a computer - but I'm sure plenty of people have studied what CC orders from suppliers and quantities/and those will be on computers - and most probably CC have some red herrings/decoy ingredients that they order, but are not in the actual product, and then quietly dispose of/destroy
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